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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF TUESDAY. OCT Il.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK..-......TUE SDAY OCT Il. 1887
ARRIVED.
Steamer Donau Br Pratt Sept - Rio Janeiro lS
win mdse and passenger to Busk JevOns Arrived AT
Bar at SOS q M n. No.,
U,tn sc and passengers to G. III Mallory Co
Naconchce kemptOn SAVANNAH days. with mdse
and pa .scngers to Henry lOnge. lr.
duyandOtc. Kelley Newport News ana N0rt0k.
with mlse and passengers to Old Dominion ~ Co.
SHIN carl (Ger II tshagen. Bremen ~ days with misc
Ia order vessel 10 Hermann koop Co.. 49,.
Bars lamar Marshall (Br Parker. London - days win
chalk 10 Drexc Morgan h Co. vessel TO Parker u Co
Kre Clara Ickens Ediv savannah 9days, win lumber
10 order vessel Ia Van Brunt Il Co.
stewart Btke. Bangor, With lumber 10 Nond-
ont; vessel TO b IL smith a Co.
sUNSET-At Sandy Hook wind moderate. NV, cloudy.
Al ely Island. Wi nd moderate NV; cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
hteamer CITY (Br Horlo Stettn Sept 90 Swansea
"a dsc 10 James Arkei Co. Arrived at the Bar az
steamer Peter de conInck clg smit Antwerp Sept 20.
via Boston with mdso To Funch Edge & Co.
Alone Sedors Sayauia sept 81 Carthagena
90 Aspnwall a. Port Lmon Oct2, Navassa D. with mdso
and passengers to PIN. Forwood Co. Arrived al the
Bar at l0.l0pm. . - 49,, ,,
fruit Pcarsal Arrived At the Bar AZ hy0 ~
Steamer LOUISIANA eager New Orleans days. with mdso
and passengers 10 ; IL seaman:
steamer City OF Columbia Mckee. Fernandna days via
Charleston with mdse and passengers to VIM clyde Co.
Steamer Regulator. Ingram, Wilmington. I. dAys
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EXONERATING TIE FIREAEN FROM BLAME.

EAUNENAII NU TIT fIHHH TI'U1 DI1~"I'
Coroner Eidman held inquest yesterday la the case
OF the death Of Nelson Lampman and Thomas Grogan at
a fire September 10, In the Central Hotel, No. 10
southst Mrs Mary McNaly. the proprietrsss. then
asserted that the hremen twenty minutes In re-
spending the alarm and that in consequence the death
OF the mentioned well as the destruction OF
her property, directly due 10 the fremens ardi-
ness She also charged them with drinking her liquor
and abusing her when che protested against their
actions j. H. Smith, wcichcr in Brooklyn sugar re-
fnery testified that he gave the first alarm and mat
was twenty minutes before the hremcn came. He
reckoned hiJ time from the Produce Exchange clock.
AnewsbOy Frank Murphy testified TO the same effect.
bat did any drunken iremen at the fire. Chief OF
Battalion eastman made affidavit that the engines
arrived three minutes after getting the alarm The jury
returned verdict eXoneraiing the liremcn from all
blame and setting forth that they believe the hremen
acted efficiently and that the charges made against them
by tue propTctress were not substantiated.
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WHAT THE pocx DEPARTMENT COSTS

Tho report Of the Docks Department for 1-Si has
inst been completed and vii be presented to Mayor
Hewitt this week by President stark. Treasurer
Matthew's statement shows that the gross revenue
Of tho Department. during the year amounts to
sleGo136: expenditures, s3-0lG9. This includes
s4lG.5s2 for building piers, and S1l9,i2l for
repairs ON piers. The receipts Tor
ferry privilege, are less this year than The
loss j. due to the change of travel consequent the
compcfion OF the Bridge. In seventeen years the
total receipts Of the Dcl altmcn aggregate $4,000.
GA, against 81. 550 80, expenses. The Office rent
of the Department been reduced this year from
$4,000 Ia TOi12,, owing to the change OF their
offices from Duane Il. to Per \.
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NETWORK CITY.

The annual examination and graduating exercises
Of the Nautical School tho schoolship ST. Mary's
takes place The st. Mays is anchored In
the Bay.
Mayor Hewitt IL not satisfied with tho explanation
of Nathaniel Jarvis jr, Clerk OF the Court Of Common
Pleas In reply the report OF tho Commissioners
OF Accounts lie will send Mr.. Jarviss reply to the
Commissioners.
"L"-Thc temperance appeal to German Americans
may be obtained from the headquarters of the National
Anti saloon Republican Committee, No. 81 Nassau st.
A civil service examination was held yesterday
In the Federal building for senior clerks or men
over twentyono years old who desire To enter tho
pc wsr ,a neav 5o applicants and large proportion
them successful In passing the c1amnation WHICH
English studies
The Municipal Civil Service Examining Board will
on Tuesday begin the examination OF 300 candidates
for appointment as patrolmen In tho Police Do
partment
T. G. L. Jordan, assistant secretary OF tho cooper
Union desires to warn the public against swindiors
who are offering for sale goods which they say were az
the New Orleans Exposition ana are no" OH cAnoi''o"
or for sale at tho Cooper Union
Tho special exhibit Of fruits will begin at the Amer
can Institute Fair today and continue one week Inc
electrical railway will be in operation omorow' ana
there is much to SEQ at tho EXhOtlOh-
Leopold Ratfcr a German. age fifty eight tried TO
kill himself yesterday In his home. No. ol' iSta ave.
BY shooting himself IN the head
Mayor Hewus action IN rcgarN u 'no
lottery tickets at the Antlovcrty socletys ialr
oan. 60 havo SIRED up the friends Of the Iabor
Marty q, support the undertaking az tho Woio' i"0
attendance lat evening was usually lMSc'
Tho talk OF dsmls-ing "Tavy' Roach. tho boalnS
trainer OF the Ncw-lork Athletic Club has ra-ed a
lively discussion. The fault found with hoaoh Is
that hi- oishtOarcd crows do not WIN
Tie Board OF Aldermen yesterday took appropriate
action on the death Of Alderman James !. Corcorin
Tho President appointed Vice President Diver and
Aldermen Fitzgerald Quinn, Duwling, COVE ami
Van Rensselaer, committee 10 make arrange l,ht-
for the Aldermen 10 attend the funeral IN body
Justice Duffy finished the examination Of witnesses
yesterday, In the case Of Mrs Mary krimm the wife
Of Charles krumm proprietor Of Kncustler Hall, No
l67 Chry,tc-,t by holding IOliccman Louis Sells,
OF the ilridge Street station, for trial In 500 bail
tho charge Of eNtOrtlns money. schg reserved his
defence and gave bail
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TO FOSTER GRAwAyD PRoDUCE DEALING

A report was published recently To the elect that
at the time when President Wright OF the chicago
Board Of trade, called the New York Produce TX
change bucket shop, ten prominent men Oh inc TX
change we're forming company, of which Franklin
Edison Wa to be manager, with capital OF S-oOiooo'
for tho purpose Of fostering speculation In STOCKS
grain and cotton, and That the language OF PrcsldeA>
Wright brought 1t To speedy end his whole story
La, been denied by those who aio In a position 10
know the flct-. Tue only foundation for 1t seems
To be that a number Of men Including Franklin Id
som Alexander T.. orr, president OF the Produce TX
change T. j. Douucl. Charles Fry, and Others whose
high standing IN business circles hIbids the suppo
siton that they meant tO start bucket shop, were
Interested IN the forming Of a company with thc pur
po,c of fostering legitimate dealing IA grain and cotton
Il na- moor Grated the rankin Edron tram
and Cotton company, limited NJ present thetc II
way due TO plcs dent Mrights criticism Of the TX
-.
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LINDEN BEATS VOLANTE.
WINNING THE GRAND NATIONAL WITH
EASE.

aUPRRT FALLS AND BREAKS DONOHUEs COLLAR
BONE-MARAs LAUNDERING.
FOrbiddjng clouds, biting northwest wind. irksome
delays q. post, the breaking Of Donohue's collas
BONE the defeat Of Volante by Linden, tho upset "
Che favoritcs In the selling race, Maras amazing
stupidity In the saddle, Referees disastrous crOpper
and the temporary retirement OF "Unclc Bnr Daily s
William Davis from the pursuit Of std'plechaso
honOrs-these are a few OF the gloomy happenings
that made racegocrs gloomy at Jerome Park
Thoy Offset In a by Eolians easy victory
In tho first race. Emperor OF No folks exercising
gallop In the second and Frenzis playful canter IN
the third.
Mr.. Caldwell was In wretched form. He is beyond
doubt the best and worst starter In America lie
was comfortable In his handsome new winter over
coat that he forgot the sufer1ngs Of hundreds VINO
stamped impaticnty for three-quarters of an hour
while that depraved beast Royal Arch was permitted
to spoil Of starts In the first race Faseo@ta
ran four that time and 1t was hardly TO %
expected she should win when the flag Was given
Mr.. Caldwell dropped his flag once when the horses
were In motion, but marvellous to tell none OF the
Jockeys 1t, although every eye ON The grand stand
did lhe riders were busy watching each other.
Eolian was In at the actual start and Won the
race without an efot, Flascoletta ing the running
for = milo
Ropert fell within hundred feet of the spot where
he went down last week when Lttlefeld was ridhe
him. Ten Strike, Donohue Thinks caused the accident
BY swerving against him. The Jockey was able 70
walk the paddock, where he LEANED That DIS collar
bone was broken. DonOhue has the sympathy of all
racegoers. He seldom retires sound at the end " q
season.
F1Ienz had nothing to beat in the Hunter STAKES
Lady Primrose being withdrawn
Tho first mile in the Grand National Handicap ureo
Eurus nearly to death No funeral procession ever
moved slower. Murphy told his friends that Volante
was going to beat Eurus and Lsggard. and the news
getting abroad as such will do, Nolante became
norita in fho
Linden Murphy reckoned without his host. The colt
that Tho Bard gave fifteen pounds and all awful peat
Ing last wear had the slightest difficulty In dlspoS
Ing OF the prIdo Of California Lincen was gooo
hose yesterday. Lagsard Is tired ana "ono iAo "
60 back ~ brookdale. Ia, s..o,..
chase The horse was not to blame for tillng Hau
he taken the bit In his teeth and followed us own
Judgment no would have won and made the people
happy But he gavo himself into the hands OF Nd a.,
Allowed himself to be taken wide on the turns anu
hurried over obstacles In such senseess fashion .na
there was nothing to do but fall down. Had he kept
his feet he could not have lost the race Nii DAVIS
Was angry with Captain Coster and refused 10 try'
although Mr. Caldwell sent him of In front. Wenlne
ton Maid al in the mutuas, the largest NiUehu
over declared IN q steel lechase.
FIRST RAcE-HANDICAP SwEEPsTAKEs go EACH S|oo
I L
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VOPIRLP REPORTS FROM CUURCUES

The October meeting Of the NewfOrk and Brooklyn
Association was held yesterday In the
Rochester Avenue Congregational Church In Brooklyn
Among those present the Rev. Messrs. j. q. Rob
erts william Lloyd, j. NJ. Wilton, g. b. Halliday. W. H.
Ingersoll, 6. E. Hughson, J. W. Malcolm and Arthur
Chester The reports from the charities were favorable
II was reported that the East Church had found the
charges OF immortality against the Rev. Frank H.
Decker formerly Of Greenpoint, sustained. and had
dropped his the roll OF members after he had
resigned his pistoratc. ,,u, ,
The Rev William Carruthcrs. OF Richmond Hill, read a
naper on The New Testament Idea OF the Church.. and
br / Wilton discussed Christian socialism. In
Tho evening an address on Old Fashioned Preaching
was made by 81. Clair Mckelway.
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Earned Rnps-St. LOUIS. 2. Detr0lt l. Two DAso MY
Bennett o. ell. Three. base hts-Wech Double
pays-tlesson and Robinson Rowe. Dunlap Ganzel tont
t'omskey. First base balls White. Robinson, Hanan
Latham Struck out-Richardson 2. Robinson, o Ne,.
Wild pitches-Foutz l. Tlme-Iwo hours UmpTes-heiIy
and Ganney.
and the bad condition OF the grounds al
Washington Park yesterday prevented the game between the
Brooklvn anc baltimore clubs
The New ork and Baltimore clubs VIII play al the Poo
Grounds to-day.
At washin gton Warrington. 10 Metropolitan. 2
At Cincinnati-C Cincinnati. II; Chicago, l.
At In lanapoIis- apOls II Cleveland u
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ROBBIyG LAWYERS WIFE nv THE STREET

ROBBTNG 4 ii WTEKS WIFE IN THE SThEHT'
Mrs Otto Maer the wife OF lawyer living at NO J27
East One-hundred and tweneth-st' was robbed about
n H. near the Harlem Savings Bank, at Third-ave and
One hundred. and.twe fourth ST., on Monday. She
had been In the bank and had drawn out So? man OF
whom she took little notice close to her when she re-
c,iyed tho money and followed her out of the bank
Mrs Mailer carried her bank book and the money IN II ID
cot close 10 her snatced the book out OF her hand ao
ran away with it. Mrs Mailer ran tier n SHOUTING ad *
the pursuit but the man disappeared In The direction OF
the liver. The police searching for him.
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

American Jockey Club races, Jerome Park 80 p m.
Training School for Nurses commencement, Charity
Hospital Blsckwcll's Island p M
Board OF Trade and Transportation, No. % IADerysr'
p. -. -. ,.., c..
Policeman Hahn murder trial, Court OF General Ses'
sions.
Meeting OF Board OF Education p. M ,,
The Rev DR.. Joseph Parker lecture. Association Hail,
Brooklyn, p m.
Medco-Iega Society, Hotel Botel buckingham
Review OF Second Brigade, National Guard, by Gov
Hill, Brooklyn
bohemian Gypsy encampment In aid OF Manhattan Hos
pital, hundred andseveny DIST and kngsbridge
Womans Auxiliary OF Brooklyn City Mission, Church
OF the Pilgrims, y. m
Meeting OF the AQueduct Commissioners Stewart Build.
Ing, p. m. o,,,
Parade OF Military Branch OF Odd Fellows, evening.
Union meeting, Garnet Hall, m.
Union OF eX-prlsoners OF the Cd Battery Armory,
D. m.
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POOR PLAYING BY THE sr. LOUIS NINE.

GOOD BAsE-RUNNING BY HANLAN-THE SCORE IN
DETAIL.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. Il.-Although it was cold. disagree
able day from 900 900 people saw the Detrots
play good game and the Browns bad one In the
worlds championship series. The homo teams errors
particularly those Of Latham and Boyle, gave Detroit
their first runs. The work OF the Browns was al
most elsss compared with that OF yesterday their
fielding. except ONell and Caruthers being wretched
their ming sleepy Hanan, for the vslto.
earned a splendid base-runnng' stealing second
and third. The
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TO INCREASE WESTERN UNIONS STOCK.

The annual meeting Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company will be held day The present directors Will
be re elected without opposition Tho recent death OF
Robert enox Kennedy has ade vacancy In the board
which will be filed by the election OF Charles Lanler the
head OF the we-known banking firm OF Winslo" Lsnler
Co. regular meeting Of the directors was hec ye'Ier'
day. but practically only routine business was done The
report Of President Green read and approved Tho
recent OF the officers and the Executive committee
were ratified and increase OF the capital stack by
81 600 for the acquisition OF the Baltimore and Ohio
telegraph lines recommended There was an uhusu-
ally large Attendance at the meeting.
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NEVIS From THE SUBUEBS.
NIM..IERSEY.

UoHoKua-The skeleton OF an unknown man was ,ouu'
Yesterday ihe WOO half mile rr'l q" w 49, w.,
10, Ly Henry KIP orci tcAmstcr Inc boy mao AZ,
ulre utly been for several months ~ NOT
hem RENAME on Judging from the 'oth's VIZ
he u 4 been . wOfkingman IN ''o qua.
white ak handkerchief. with an embroldrien ~
800, md =, 10 bo OF catrdgos lay al his aie and Two
" ief.uder 32.calDre rcvolvers lay between ms legs
WRFu.wKgS -Georpe Harrison and Henry Ihomp'on
renf falling i'm h Yesterday from lysdn Fields When
n.ar tho IVES. shore ferry tho yah MAS struck Dy Que
literally cut In two Inc iciyDoa' IN
NOT attempt after the accident but kept on INC
however GOO tWiuiMet' III" AoP' '"'"
a.u anOai mulM my IesCnrl lhell
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wIrcUvgy oLUBBIyG OWE ANOTHER.

WATCHMEN CLUBBIyG OWE ANOTHER.
The rival interests OF Private Waterman Michael Boil
ton and American District Waterman Thomas Notterheld
who both post FIftiethst aud fifthayc led
to fight Monday night. Netefed cut Bottoms scalp
open with a club aud arrested by Policeman Gran
ger OF the Twenty third Precinct In the Yorkville Po
lice yesterday the prisoner pleaded that lie had
acted In sci fdefence. but was held for trial.
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srxG Michael o'connor age sirty.eight j. oCon
nor twenty and 1hOua, OConnor nineteen, VINO were
recently sentenced sXteD years imprisonment were re-
cevod al sing sing prison yesterday 10 commence he term
OF service.
YOSKERs The new Archdeaconfy ot We'tehestsr: con-
prsng Westchrser Rockland and Putnam counties met
re,orday in 81 Johns Episcopal Church. OF which the Row.
IL Carver Is rector Bishop Potter preached the sermon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
HONE NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hotel Brunsvfek-Lord and Lady Hersche, OF Ensiand
= Murrav HtU Hsfsi-Er Governor Thomas NJ Waller:
Lieutenant Governor James Howard and r. T. B1rnnm 81
,onnecticut Ir1nue Hse-Ex senator Niiliam j.
sswe Of NcwJesey Senator Franci, HendreKs OF Ss,1
cuss and Commander John X. Bartlett, u s. Navy fdTs
Ipenue Hoel-Bishop W. Il. Hare OF Southern Dakota
Grand Central Hote-Ex Senator D. Conove OF flor"a
- Breresr se-Generzl Charles J. Paine OF Boston
Morton House Senator c. L. Neider VteteTtd hoHt-
Ext A.. OF Rhode Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12

DIR. NARLIN0'S SUCCESSOR INSTALLED
The Rev. Henry T. McEwen last evening was Installed
pastor OF the Fourteenth Street PRESBYTERIAN Church.
which the Rev. Dr. F. H. Mar.ing served for twelve
years. DR. Marlng accepted call few months ago TO
a Conversational church In Montreal. He came to the
city last evening 70 be present at the installation Of the
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THE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

The programme for to-day contains some highly atrac'
tive features All promise to be closely con-
tested.
Stuyyesant should win the first race, Divide second
Fordham should win the two-year-oid races Aheor~
second
Ielex should win the third race, Richmond second
Kingston should fourth race, Gray Cloud second
George oyster should win the Weller handicap, lar
bouche second.
These the entries in full
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ALONG TIE SOUND.

FAIRrELp-Early yesterday burglars forced an entrance
OF Archibald McNel and carried on slVerware
worth 500 They also entered stable owned ny samuel
Morehou.e teacher tho NewYork public schools ami
a and buggy worth $3.50 ON Sunda, night the
same gang brogc into I'M achoohOuse and got
with books worth $50 from Fairfield Middle District
schOolhouse distracted a valuable globe
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new pastor and to deliver the charge to his old eougre
CATION. -,.o, co-o
McEwen has for several years been pastor OF cove
nant Chapel In East Forty second st The Rev Or W.
Conknc moderator OF the Prcsbytery presided at the
services The sermon delivered by the kev. Dr
Marvin r. Vincent Dr. f. NJ. Hamilton gave the charge
the pastor the close OF the services the peheoc
ton was pronounced by the pew pastor.
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LONG ISLAND.
wEsrCI[EsTEK COUNTY.

LONG ISLAND CITY Mayor Gleason vcierhny caused .e
arre.i of Jnn. Iluu.rbun clerk IN the Water Depart
monl O a charge Of cmhekzlng s5OO
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MAXINE INTELLIGENOE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sun riso4 81 Moon rise 04l Moons aga 70
WATER
, a, s,,dv usox 2tsf GOV Tsrd 3lSl HslGls 6O7
| PM-Sandy Hook. 3OS Gev. lsld ga hsuuAto o'o9
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aged brown Bendxo was second, and MI sonerss
colt Carlton third There we're C,T,eo
starters Humewooi by length ana hau Gs.,.on
was third The last betting was to akanst nuno'
wood 10 against Bendigo and IL 10 against SSron'
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Time-3:19L.
RACING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON Oct 1.-the race for the CGsarewiton s'aks'
- plaos It Newmarket to-day snd won BY LORD Rod
ssy's thss>ysassaA bay colt Hanswsod H +. barclays
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with md.e and passengers TO VIM Clyde q CO. % ru,cb
steamer (Norj. Danieison Philadelphia 10 funcn'
Euyo * ~ CLEARED
Steamer Celtic CBr irving. Liverpool via queenstown
Steamer CITY Of Rome Br Young. Liverpool via Queens
steamer Ems (Geri Junsst Bremen via Southampton
Siesm.r As,ia tFrl valliatt Mar,ees-J Ewell Co
steamer Avo tBr. Williams. Kingston. sa"anilla' &C
ri Steamer Caroline Miller Miller, ceniuesOsMccaldn
Steamer wehavon (NOr. sovald BaracOa-GOmez Pear
stsamer Excelsior Higgins .OrleansJ Van sickle
Steamer CIV Of Columbia Mckee Charleston and Fer
Steamer cnattanoochee Dsggett savannahH Yonge
steamer seneca walker Norfolk. Newport News aui "'''
SKINNER o.nose Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
HsTnan Winter Haot, Bos,on pimOck
Snip Admiral Tromp tBr thompson h0"o"'' DiA
ship Sesirk tBr Grove LondOn-spow Burses'p PARKER
ship sapphire IBrh MURRAY re''" A"0'
Bsfs Augusta UtaD Aranasa. Genoa Finch Eye Co.
Brg Matanzas spAnL Lopez, Canary lsahds-Aicon ~
SAILED
s, r,,ona and Plato for Liverpool; Caroline Miller
cenuesos Excelsior Ncworeans l3as sca NertoIs
i's st1o Fi;,niIapn.r Tor Bremen.
RaTSs Fritz. for BRISBANE Germania. Danric; John
Also .aled-via Island soundsteamer oiaucus tor
Boston. BARK cuba for Windsor rs
Anchored at CITY Isand-Brg Munson' ior 81 ihoHN
MISCELLANEOUS
Thagvaa aa LaaD ,st at GSp s the .nH
hold leaving Chrsan Al bales also were damaged w
"A'e'' TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
roxpox octll-Arve.i steamer Hatfield (Br,. Bevrn
from York aud Port ROYAL ~, ,r...,
Oct 10 Arrived Egyptian Monarch (Br) HAITI
md II alley. from Newfork
QUEENSTOWN Oct ll-Arrivod steamer CIV OF nlcnlohv
tBr Rodord rOm NswlorK oct on her way to Liverpool
land proceeded OF. ~, t,,,a,o mr.,
GLASGOW, oct HARMED steamer STATE OF in"iA' W."
Rtch New York sept y? 80, M
pr YNotru Oct sailed steamer HAMMOND (Ger Heo-
len from Hamburg hence for New York, -, 10, A,
II AwBrEG oct ll-Arriyci. steamer Wieland GER. Al
Der T Sow York sept ~. ,-.u
AMSTERDAM, OtS-Arrlveh steamer IiAnuaii ND'N ~"
der Zee from New York sent %. $780,. L.,
BORDRAUN, Oct Starved steamer chateau ii"en Ni''
Journeill from New-YOrs
RoJ.vElRO Oc S-Arrved. steamer Anianc1, Beers from
Sew.York via Newport News and way ports
(for later Shipping N>lrs. anu see hVsh FuJe(
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DETROIT WINS THE SECOND GAME.

Harlem Railroad will special trains from Grand
Station 1905 10 l245 p m. landing passengers ~ INC INV
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to win-Nolante 10 lAnneu 70 l. Hui" w
Iagcard u l. KING of Norfolk IL 10 L. 49,, ,,.,,.
even L., .sri even. King OF Norfolk 10 L. an, -,
Auction -VOlante s35 Eurus s5i pnen s@0' Lag
gard s2l King OF Norfolk SO. Muuals paid 80 80 A..
kS,u :. a. wss OF Norfolk made the
rupnng closely eudei by Eurus for mile ana quaI.
- hoine very slow Laggsrd and Eurus closed WIN
the King the lower turn and he fe out o. the
dan on the outside at the he d OF the honesreI
by Volspte rails The two easily pa.son o
orbea ana finished the Linden win nins wtnou
OF whip or spur leng,h. Voante second ehgth oeoo
Eurus. third
FIFTH RACE-PURsE $780, SELLING. FIVE FURLoSGs.